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Obi Blames Economic Woes On Failure To Build On Obasanjo’s Foundation By Past Leaders

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The Labour Party’s Presidential candidate in the 2023 general election, Peter Obi, has proposed that Nigeria’s economy could have thrived had past and current presidents built upon the economic groundwork established by former President Olusegun Obasanjo. In a statement released on his official X account, Obi commended Obasanjo for boldly advocating for good governance.

According to Obi, President Obasanjo is a dedicated and outstanding patriot whose primary objective is the advancement and prosperity of the nation. Obasanjo’s love for the country is evident through his unwavering commitment to its unity and peace.

“President Obasanjo remains a genuine leader who not only spearheaded numerous positive transformations in our nation but also laid the groundwork for a robust economy. If we had followed his path, we would not find ourselves in the unfortunate state we are experiencing today,” wrote Obi.

As Nigeria faces formidable challenges and leadership failures, President Obasanjo, according to Obi, consistently raises his voice in support of good governance. Obasanjo not only articulates his views but also takes concrete actions to steer the nation away from further turmoil. Described as a father figure, Obasanjo continues to inspire and mentor the younger generation in the realm of transformational leadership.

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